The phrase "no void" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used as an adjective phrase to describe something that is complete and lacking any gaps or empty spaces. For example: - The contract must be written with no void sections. - She filled her life with purpose and love, leaving no void in her heart. - The team had a flawless game, with no voids in their defense strategy.
This effect can be considered as a proof that there was no void formation or phase transition during the first stage of the discharge.
Zeolite 4A has a better contact with the polymer phase and thereby nearly no void is formed in the MMM structure.
Three types of microstructures are investigated: random microstructures with no void clustering, microstructures with a connected cluster of voids and microstructures with disconnected void clusters.
"The only thing they told us is there is no void where the sixth hole is; there is no space," the lawyer, Colin King, said after a meeting between the families and mine officials.
The cross-sectional SEM observation of trenches indicated that all trenches with different widths ranging from 100 to 290 nm were filled completely by electroless copper, and no void was found.
In the third step, obtaining maximum core average critical heat flux (CHF) along no void generation throughout the cores are two thermal hydraulic objective functions which are included to the desired neutronic objective functions.
The neutron current between the no-void and voided bundles, and the four factors of each bundle were analyzed to figure out the mechanism of the positive coolant void reactivity of the checkerboard voiding case.
Furthermore, no voids or other anomalies were observed.
The use of a cylindrical strip produces sound plating with no voids.
The carbon nanoparticles are squeezed closer with nearly no voids remaining after both quasi-static and dynamic compression.
Acknowledging that the plan will take years to build, he wrote: "The first phase must leave no voids on any of the site's parcels.
